What are some of the most memorable moments discussed on r/NFL?

Mar 5, 2022 ... And super strange, even in a state with 3 NFL teams like Florida, college football is really big. The state and big conference games are huge. Sep 22, 2024 ... The Packers are a publicly owned nonprofit corporation, meaning that the fans are the owners of the team. The Packers are the only NFL team with this structure. r/detroitlions: The official subreddit for Detroit Lions football. [NFL, National Football League, NFC North, NFC Central, Black and Blue Division] Dec 19, 2014 ... I've seen Blake Bortles described by a few pundits as having a prototypical build for an NFL QB. I was hoping some of the more experienced fans could shed some ... 5 hours ago ... r/nfl: The place to discuss all NFL related things. Aug 17, 2024 ... Sling Blue ($40) may provide ABC, NBC, and/or FOX (if owned by the Network) - I only get FOX in my market, but does have the NFL Network and FS1 ... NFL QB's First Ever Football Camp in Korea! Josh Simmons being brought in ... During Pre-Game, Game Threads and Post Game posts all questions ... Jul 18, 2024 ... The NFL estimates that it has 38 million fans there though I suspect that figure is wildly inaccurate, maybe 38 million who know about the nfl. Jan 6, 2023 ... D2 - not D1 schools, usually because they don't compete in enough sports. Relatively few football players make the NFL from here. D3 - step ... Nov 7, 2024 ... Because nobody plays football outside of America. Football is a newer sport in terms of its popularity. Baseball was spread by American military ...